Diana Ihring

@diana_ihring

Migration Research Specialist ¦ Former ¦ Tweets mostly EN, some IT, DE, FR, rarely ESP ¦ Views my own

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    Feb 1

    New study out! What's the impact of on in the ? We asked them 🧐 Thanks for the great collaboration and enjoy the read!

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    Already living in precarious conditions, appears to have pushed to the brink in the Online release 🖥️ New report by in collaboration with 👉
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    May 4

    How has exacerbated risks for Sahelian populations and impacted as a coping strategy to secure livelihoods in areas exposed to ? Read 's contribution to the special IOM blog series here:

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    Apr 16

    I just came across this exciting new paper by and colleagues 👉How reliable is Facebook’s advertising data for use in social science research? Insights from a cross-national online survey Looking forward to reading it in more detail!

    New working paper: How reliably can advertising data be used for social science research? With
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    Mar 2

    Great thread by on some amazing insights from economic research on migration.

    A thread of remarkable research on the economics of international migration that I've discovered recently. I'll add to this regularly in the days ahead, in no particular order. I'm summarizing frontier findings, not presenting unquestionable truths. Pour a ☕ and join me—>
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    Feb 24

    This is appalling language. The major problems facing this world need greater leadership and not just attacking refugees or weaponising asylum and immigration.

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    Feb 22

    Great PhD opportunity: addressing the EU’s border externalization in migration management & its implications. Including 6 months at the ().

    Fully paid 4-year PhD job fairy! Join us (, & yours truly) & to research in . d/l 10 March!
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  7. Feb 22

    ... and the direct link makes with "millions, tens of millions of climate migrants", full interview:

    Obviously the Biden administration's steps on climate and mobility have been impressive so far - but I do worry about the continued insistence on framing climate also exclusively as a security issue.
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  8. Feb 17

    So next time your confused: be confused. But remember, at the end of the day, its all ppl. And its their rights, needs, and aspirations that matter. Not the label we give them🙏 (8/8)

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  9. Feb 17

    So what to take from this ? It’s a complicated issue, with political sensitivities. But its important, b/c we are talking about real ppl and real (7/8)

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  10. Feb 17

    This distinction matters b/c w it you have different , different for support, basically different options BUT: distinction vs is never clear cut- it depends on ur capacity to move, level of info, risk averseness.. (6/8)

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  11. Feb 17

    ie out of need, since w/t you cannot cover The thing is, if its not voluntary, one may rather call this Or -induced (5/8)

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  12. Feb 17

    In our () we look at , the periodic movement of a population, in line with environmental cycles – easy more diffclt: what we found was that ‘voluntary’ movements are closer to b/c of unpredictable climate (4/8)

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  13. Feb 17

    This distinction is important b/c we don’t want to think of staying = normal & = not normal This is true in 🌍 but especially in where is pretty much part of ppl lives (3/8)

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  14. Feb 17

    People move for a variety of reasons. The broadest term speaking about this is probably is temporary, permanent, seasonal, internal, intl . It also includes the possibility of *not moving*: voluntarily mobile & involuntary immobile (2/8)

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  15. Feb 17

    Confused about the recent talk on , change and and how it all fits together? Here 👇 a THREAD to make sense of it all,🧐at the (1/8)

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    Feb 12

    Big news: the Supreme Court rules that Royal Dutch Shell *can* be sued in UK courts over oil spills in Nigeria. It follows two other recent court rulings against Shell over spills in the Niger Delta. Shell is now considering quitting the region...

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    Feb 10

    Incredibly detailed report on how applying for asylum at EU borders is becoming increasingly restrictive

    Border procedures under the current EU framework are ill-suited and ineffective as they involve ➡️protection gaps ➡️shorter time limits ➡️reduced procedural guarantees ➡️lower recognition rates ➡️official or de facto detention Read more:
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    Feb 9

    Da inizio 2021 sono 1.956 i intercettati riportati in dalla Guardia Costiera locale. +25% rispetto ai numeri del 2020. Mia analisi con di AgenziaNova. Ovviamente al netto dello scellerato accordo Italia-Libia...

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    Feb 2

    NEW: 's 10 conflicts to worry about in 2021 • Ethiopia • India & Pakistan • Myanmar • Haiti • Belarus • Colombia • Armenia & Azerbaijan • Yemen • Mozambique • The Sahel Key trends to watch this year ▶️

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    Feb 2

    👉"A qualitative study of the migration-adaptation nexus to deal with environmental change in Tinghir and Tangier (Morocco)" Check out new Open Access publication based on the project

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  21. Feb 2

    A fun (and certainly challenging) position indeed 🧐 Recommended 👇

    Interested in contributing to an improved knowledge base for protection/policy responses to in ? Join our team as 4Mi Project Coordinator to lead the development of MMC's 4Mi data program in Europe Apply by 13 February➡️
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